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INTEREST! N G
and
AMU.'ING
Souven i r s
Free to '
very
full-grown
person
who buys
at least
60 cents
worth
of goods
Wednesday
Septerrbrr 26
and October 3
FALL OPENING
After months of dilligent search ue
hae completed our fall Purchases.
Goods have been arriving for the last six
weeks and from time to time ue have
been able to give you a glimpse of the
many new lines that ue will carry during
the coming season. Our stock is com
plete and ue cordially inv ite y ou to attend
our formal FALL 0PEMG SALE, uhich
uill occur
INTERESTING
ar.d
AMUSING
Souvenirs
Free to
every
full-grown
person
who buys
at least
50 cents
worth
of goods
Wednesday
September 26
and Octobf r 3
Wednesday, September 26th
and the week follow; rt; ending Wednesday, October 3rd. With
out indulging in self pra sz wefeel trvs year we can serve you
better than ever defore better goods, larger assortment, more
novehies--and in spiU cf hi rsingma'Ket at practically the s?me
prices as prevailed last year.
As this is an occasion, especially f disp'av ng our mzrehandise
we want you to feel thi. you a;v wdcerm whnlur ready to buy
or not we want you to Know wha you can buy at our store an J
LOCAL ITEMS
Sheriff Frank Childers has business in
Baker City today.
Mrs. J. W. Hampson. of Tellocasett,
spent Sunday in La Grande visiting
friends.
Misses Gertrude and Susie Ferguson
raturned this morning from a weeks
visit with Mrs. P. Garvey at Northfork.
J. G. Bar torn, Mrs. Gilham. and Harry
Gilham left this morning for Summerville
where they will visit relatives.
Attorney Tom Crawford has returned
from Enterprise where he had business
before the Wallowa Circuit Court.
R. W. Edgmgton, one of the old time 0.
R. &, N. conductors, but now running out
of Salt Lake, is a La Grande visitor this
week.
From the app3aranca of activity at the
railroad yards it will not require, any
great length of time to expend that two
hundred thousand dollar appropriation.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Giiham, who spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting friends and
relatives in La Grande, returned to their
home at Cove this morning.
c Jen's.-n, of PjnJIeton v. sited h'.s
parents in thisc'ty yesterday. Mr. je.-tii-ion
was formerly a La Grande tn.y ii-id
while hore ranu.-j many 'if li s f.-nrwr
iicq aint'i-;;,
hv. B. F. MfJ-.V paiWr of ;b.
M .;th'j.'j:5t crmi ".!). ins bten travj'ini!
HEATING STOVES
it it time to think about heating stoves. I have a nice
line to select from, all sizes and prices. If you are ;
thinking of getting a
I am sure vou will
magazine coal heater is a wonder, it is wonderful how I
it will save coal. Try and you will be convinced. j
an sizes cuiu j
, stove call and examine them, and
ill find one that will suit you. M2
MRS. T.N- MURPHY
Hardware and crockery.
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more
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to-morrow Special Prices in
all the Departments.
THE GOLDEN RULE COAPANY
L i r crest St or
1503. 1310. 1312 ADAMS AVENUE
f".
Smallest Price
ti-.r'.e wiriks in
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SRtsJ at Sp .kwe.
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'..o fiat .ins may t a rofre-.--.i-; s'e-sp
f re p,; E'Ji-ir J. ID. G, Milan and EJst
r G ; I'g-.i H. Currey loft tn:s morning
,;r Wi.---icr, wlure they m'A at'.und
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A Square Deal
PARR-SIMMONS COMPANY
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Call and tee ui before you sell
GEO. T.
B. SIMMONS.
Seo'y and Mgr.
PARR.
Presder.t
PHONE MAIN 31
INCORPORATED
a
Dealers in Grande Konde Valley Products
Fruits. Hay, Potatoes and Grin ::: Apples a Specialty
LARGE COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Hay Wanted Now
Jefferson Ave. and Greenwood St.
La Grande. Oregon
HEADQUARTERS FOR j
SCHOOL BOOKS j
AND SUPPLIES
MRS. SWAUGfRS LOSS PAID
This morning J. W. Oliver, agent of the
Oreaon Fire Relief Association handed
Mrs. Aijnes Swauger a check for $500
in full payment for Pol cy she carried in
the Association at the time when the loss
occured. Sept.. 11,1 906.
HOSE COMPANY MCETINO
Members of Rescue Hose company
number 1 are asked to be at the hose
house tonight at 8 o'clock. A feed has
been arranged for and the chief would
like all to be present.
PRESCRIPTIONS
The System at the
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
ii
Prescriptions are dispensed only
by graduated Pharmacists of
reputable colleges of Pharmacy
who are also registered in the
State of Oregon.
-Each prescriction is dispensed
according to tiie latest double
check inethod now used in all
the large cities. This insures
accuracy.
III.- Pure, first-class
always used.
IV. Promptness is prominent in
receivirg, dispensing and deliver
ing prescriptions at all times.
of dir
drugs
OUR MOTTO: COMPETENCY.
ACCURACY and PROMPTNESS
moi3inc of fie boaH
J:;sjn Leo Academy. Vh-jy will slsv U
there for the formal opening which will
tike place tomorrow.
The ladies of tlva M. E. Church w.ll
hold a rummage sale the 18, 19. and 0
of October. Persons having clothing, or
anything cf value which they wish to do
nate to the cause w ill piease leave word
with Mrs. Aldrich. Mrs. Bolton, or Mrs.
Jones, and their eiToits will be appreci
ated. Conductor F. L. Coykendall. who has
been on the sick list as a result of an
operation for appendicitis, has so far
recovere . as to be able to visit La Grande
friends today-r. Coykendall was op
erated upon at tnvprtland hospital.
His many friends will be picSwdJjknoy
that he is now on the road to recovery
Hon. Thoi. L. McConnel, and daught
Miss Jennie, arrived in this city this morn
ing from their home at Oak Grove, Cal.
They will remain in this city a few weeks,
during which time Mr. McConnell will
look after his extensive business interests
here. It will be gratifying news to many
friends of Mr, McConnell that his health
has been greatly improved since his for
mer visit to this valley.
Joe Woods, the liveryman, is certainly
fixed to handle the transportation business
during fair week. He has a carryall, new
and complete, which will comfortably
carry twenty-five passengerV It will be
drawn by six of the best liveiyhrses in
the state and the best driverpn the
coast, Joe himself. will handle the rbbons.
This afternoon Joe drove his new ri up
to the school building and loaded in ll
the children and brought them to town.
l here is surely room for one more in
this rig.
j Contractor S. R. Haworth returned Sat
j urday even.ng from Enterprise where he
; has t le contract for the erection of the En-
terpi ise fraternal bunding. This will be
j one of the finest fraternal halls in Eastern
; Oregon. It is to be constructed of stone
j and brick. The building will be sixty by
' ninety on the ground and thirty-five feet
! high. It will be complete in every way.
replete with lodge rooms, banquet halls,
reception rooms and modern thruout. It
will be the joint property of the Odd Fel
lows and Knights of Pythias. The cost
when completed will be in the neighbor
hood of seventeen thousand dollars.
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! i b' ijK- ; -.. -i .: .-t.v u ci I a: - - . .
j amy ! t:.o pas; v.r. !:-.. .!.- .:
1 by ptKftssion, anj J m- nt s, ; i .:
She !3 j: tvi;ly ?'rci Li:,'-. .;.-..:
j In? f :''"'.v;nr' hr t .-, ,'- -v; . .-
i s'.e '.v:; ; e:,;'-.'. y;jrs .'J. "!"-:.
cou.e wi.. itun u is;i. t;. i . ;
where t.ley will make their fucr . ,
makRiid i
Married in this c ry last evening by J. ,
G. Barton, C. D. Brcedbve of Idaho C.ty. j
Idaho to Ida K. Ke'.ner of Unior.
county.
After the wedding the rrida arj groom
left for Idaho City where ,hey will make
their future home. The bride is well
known in this city and county. The groom
is a business man of Idaho.
MARRIED
KING -PRELL At the'home of 0. H.
King the officiating minister. Sept. 25
Mr. Richard R. King and Miss Tava
Prell. both of La Grande.
young people will make their home
on Cedar Street.
v
VALUABLE BOOK LOST
Deputy Sheriff Johnson, last Friday
morning lost a valuable pocket note book
in which were memoranda and oaners of
much value to him but of no practical
value to any one else. The binding is of
imitation alligator leather and has stamp
ed on the outside cover, "La Grande
National Bank." His name is on the
inside cover and the finder will have no
trouble in locating its owner. By return
ng to this office a reward will be paid.
MADDMr.F I irFNCFC
yountv Clerk Gilham has Qinra Cat,,..
jiflay issued the following licenses to marry.
if:ii: I ri ....
Kiiuoin ira uiemenis. or Idaho, to Miss
Carmenita Denovroro. of Union county.
C. G. Love to Ida K. Ketner, of Cove.
W. H. Myers to Bessie B'oom.
W. R. King to Tava Para',1.
Doctors Prescriptions and Family
Receipts a Specialty.MTwoGrad
uated Pharmacy's Always in At
tendance.
WATTS DRUG CO.
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
A. C. MACLENNAN. Prop.
Prescr'ption Pharmacist.
Corner Depot Street and Adams Aemie.
Day Phones:
Pacific. Blk.S?l
Vtrgere, 10
Night Phones:
Pc. Red 1 102
Pac. Black 791
WHERE DOES YOUR MONET (iO?
If you deposited your pay check in the
bank every week or month and issued
check? for al 1. our expenditures you would
have a complete record of "where your
money goes" and a sufficient receipt for
every bill paid.
We are adding new accounts daily and
our business is increasing at a very satis
factory rate.
Possibly you might be glad to join us.
Eastern Oregon Trust & Savinos Bank.
BOARD CONVENES
The Board of Equalisation meet this
morning and will remain in session the
rest of the week.
TARE VI ELL
Ai--j fee! welt by eating at the Mj'del.
RtfV.jartfRt. Aii the dh.-i'iies of the day,
.is v.-;!! a5 the necessities of life served in
satisfactory style.
A GOOD DIXER
is as necessary as pure air and water.
It strengthens the inner man and enables
ore to fight the
BATTLES Of LIFE
Successfully. As true as a word
cut flies everywhere, the fame of our
restaurant has spread far and wide.
The Model Restaurant
J. A ARBUCKLE, Prop.
aNUMUHT M,-i TlckM, i lor $4-50
PALMER HOUSE
A lAtlsi ni r .
JOHN PALMER. Prop.
Firstciass accommodations.
Board by the day week or month
at reasonable rates
New furniture throughout.
Centrally located
ADAMS ANENUE.
Greenwood.
between Fir
REASON
j Why go and buy a ready made suit uhenTaTake
J you one just as cheap. Measured by an exDeriMnS
tailor as it takes years to learn hou o
and l fve a man a fit and a good suit. Hou can c SJS
u.th noexpenence except to go by a book form
I you uhat jou pay for? ' &,xe
AL. ANDREWS
TAILOR and HABERDASHER